ReOrbit and Uzma Partner for Advanced Small GEO Communications Satellite in Malaysia

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ReOrbit and Uzma Partner for Advanced Small GEO Communications Satellite in Malaysia

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ReOrbit and Uzma Partner for Advanced Small GEO Communications Satellite in Malaysia
by Clarence Oxford
Los Angeles CA (SPX) Sep 19, 2024

ReOrbit, a satellite provider based in Helsinki, has entered into a strategic partnership with Uzma Berhad, a key player in Malaysia's energy and technology sectors. The collaboration centers on developing a Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) communications satellite aimed at improving connectivity across Malaysia.

The project will leverage ReOrbit's software-enabled satellite technology to deliver enhanced, consistent coverage throughout the region. Uzma Group's CEO, Dato' Kamarul Redzuan bin Muhamed, highlighted the significance of this collaboration, stating, "Satellites and new space technologies are revolutionizing the way we connect, observe, and understand our world. Together, using our combined skill sets, we aim to unlock new opportunities and create a sustainable future in the New Space Economy."

ReOrbit's CEO and Founder, Sethu Saveda Suvanam, echoed these sentiments: "This landmark agreement with our strategic partner, Uzma Berhad, solidifies our collaboration in unlocking connectivity in Malaysia. As a leader in cutting-edge GEO communications satellites, ReOrbit is happy to work alongside Uzma to map out ways our satellite technology, extensive in-house knowledge and expertise can support the booming economy and benefit the people in Malaysia."

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